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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
3
An old testimonial claims Kruschen salts cured sciatic pain for 35 years and boosted health. The speaker says half a teaspoon daily in hot water removed hip pain, kept them out of doctors’ visits, and restored vitality by flushing waste from the system. The ad-style piece urges internal cleansing as key to renewed health.
A rambling Port Credit reminiscence recalls a riverbank bonfire, geese, and a sailor miscue that ends with a petty larceny charge. The narrator details Civil War experiences as a prisoner in the Confederacy, removal to Buffalo, and a fleeting sighting of the Blue Heron schooner on the Great Lakes frontier.
Rich coal seams prompt demolition of the Douglas Castle ancestral seat in Edinburgh as Earl and Countess of Home plan to relocate near Coldstream. The castle’s storied past linked to Strath Walter Scott and Robert the Bruce heart at St Bride’s church frames the looming change.
Mrs Trotman telephoned from New York claiming her husband had driven to Canada after three minutes passed without contact. Lieut Arthur Morin of Montreal police began explaining Canada’s vast size as the inquiry focused on his intended destination.
An observation states that eighty two percent of all patents haled by the United States are subsequently found to have no commercial value. The figure highlights the uncertain return on patent filings and the difficulty of turning ideas into marketable products.
A cable from the Committee on International Intellectual Co operation appeals to condemn Japanese military aggression in North China. It details the destruction of Nankai University and Nankai Middle Schools in Tientsin, noting vast civilian casualties and urging sanctions to prevent further horrors. Signatories include presidents of prominent Chinese universities and leaders such as Chang Po Lin and Lo Chia Lu en. The message contrasts barbaric acts with a call to defend civilization through collective action.
The Rotary Club at Albion plans to plant an American elm next spring using soil from forty nations. Dr. Walter B. Martin, president and superintendent of the State Training School, conceived the idea to foster international goodwill. Letters will invite foreign Rotary Clubs to send one pound of national soil to Albion.
A 27.4 ton iron meteorite titled ann yhite was brought by Admiral Peary from Greenland and now stands as the museum's largest exhibit.
A devotional passage urges seeking God's guidance to choose the right path. It compares life to a ship in a river, where one open course leads to clarity and progress, promising happiness and success when following the vocation and leading.
In a competition titled More than 200 entrants, girls excelled over boys. Finalists gathered at London County Hall after submitting scripts from Galsworthy works. Girls won five of the £50 prizes, seven £28 prizes, and two of ten £25 prizes. Boys claimed none of the top awards and only two of the third tier. The judges cited superior penmanship as the reason for the split. Two girls from Sydenham County Secondary School won first class prizes.
W A Suma former Winnipeg aviator is named pilot instructor for Trans-Canada Airlines. He will head advanced training courses for pilots seeking employment with the airline. Straith, previously with a United States airline in Seattle, will begin his duties next month.
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